FF #1 Review “Parts of a Hole” Contrary to my popular belief, FF is not a new Fantastic Four from Marvel NOW!. It’s in fact Reed’s school for brilliant minds called the Future Foundation, not to be confused with Jean Grey School of Higher Learning. If you read the latest Fantastic Four #1, you’d know […]
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Admittedly, when I saw this movie in the theater last summer I wasn’t that thrilled. Maybe I was still bummed that I wouldn’t get to see John Malkovich as The Vulture (come on, you know that would have been, for lack of a better word, “amazing”) or maybe I was bummed that I was seeing what ended up
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Captain America #1 Review “Saga of Dimension Z” Marvel NOW! has been mixing it up throughout the Marvel Universe, super heroes teams not only getting new members, but also getting new creative teams as well. Well, Captain America is taking it one step further, he’s changing his dimension. In a strange turn of events involving
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All New X-Men #1 Review Marvel NOW! is almost in full swing and the All New X-Men has hit store shelves this week. What effects has the Phoenix force had on mutant kind, better yet, what effect did it have on the human race? When the Phoenix force was dispersed, it’s powers didn’t just disappear,
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Comics can be a fun, relaxing way to escape from the pressures of everyday life and to fuel your imagination, but not all comic shops may be created equal. Many might argue that some of the best comics written came out of the Silver Age of comics, a period spanning the 1950s and 1960s. However,
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Iron Man #1 Review “Demons and Genies” Literally truck loads of Marvel NOW! books have come out over the past two weeks, so many in fact that I’ve almost become overwhelmed by them…almost. Iron Man #1 didn’t elude me, it just didn’t arrive on time, like the playboy Tony Stark himself, this one was fashionably
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It is hard to find an American these days who has not at least heard of Spider-Man. Many might even be able to tell you a few details about him. Spider-Man first debuted in the Silver Age Of Comic Books in 1962. This comic book, Amazing Fantasy #15 (published by Marvel Comics), is one of
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Shadowman #1 Review The revamped Valiant Comics is still pumping out their rebooted/refreshed books from the 1990’s and this month they’ve thrown Shadowman in the mix. For reasons I don’t understand, this book takes place in the mystical lands of New Orleans, the main problem probably being that I’ve never been there. Voodoo and witchcraft
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Moloch the Mystic #1 Review “Forgive Me, Father, For I Have Sinned” DC Comics is pumping out a ton of “Before Watchmen” books, and not all of them are the heroes you would expect to see. No, it seems they’ve wandered into unwritten territory, dove head first into one of Watchmen’s most notorious villains, Moloch
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Joe Kubert Presents: Review “Hawkman” “Angel and the Ape” “U.S.S. Stevens” I always try to add comedy and randomness to my reviews, and hopefully the many of you who actually read them, enjoy that part of my reviews. To respect the late Joe Kubert, I plan to refrain from too much randomness and focus on
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A+X #1 Review The Avengers vs X-Men story arc is officially over, the AvX Consequences book is mediocre and Marvel NOW! is almost in full swing. So what is A+X about? Can the two teams suddenly forget what just happened? Shake hands, hug, and then have cake? Marvel says yes. A+X is in a universe
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Ghost #1 Review “In the Smoke and Din” Let the hate mail ring in I guess, I hope it’s not too soon to include the late Patrick Swayze to hook in some readers about Dark Horse’s new Ghost comic. A comic book which indeed has nothing to do with the 1990 tear jerking love story.
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